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Master's Study Programs

• Environmental Chemistry (in Czech)

  Guarantor: doc. RNDr. Šárka Klementová, CSc. Study in Czech only.

  Master's study programme Environmental Chemistry is intended for Bachelor's in Chemistry and provides a specialized education in Chemistry fields related to the environment. Curriculum contains both lectures and practical laboratories. A very important part of the studies is highly credited Master's Thesis which should represent an independent research topic.

• Biochemistry (in Czech)

  Guarantor: prof. RNDr. Ivana kutá Smatanová CSc. Study in Czech only, English version in preparation.

  Master's study programme Biochemistry is intended for Bachelor's in Chemistry and provides specialised education in Biochemistry. Graduates are prepared for a future career in biochemical and biotechnological laboratories and institutions working in research, development, industry, or supervision. Students gain knowledge in advanced biochemical disciplines including practical skills with up-to-date instrumentation and methods. Developing communication skills and the English language are also included.

  Graduates can continue their studies in various PhD. programmes, including Biochemistry.

• Biological Chemistry in English at the Faculty of Science USB and Johannes Kepler University in Linz, Austria

  Guarantors: prof. RNDr. František Vácha, Ph.D. (PřF JU); prof. Frans Mulder (JKU)

  Cross-borded program - Unviersity of South Bohemia in České Budějovice and Johannes Kepler Unviersity in Linz. Study in English only.

  The joint Master's degree program in Biological Chemistry is organized and supported by the Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences at the JKU Linz and the Faculty of Sciences at the University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice, Czech Republic.

   

  The primary goal of the study program is to provide state-of-the-art education that encompasses molecular and cellular biology, biochemistry, and biophysics. The program represents an alternative extension of modern molecular, cellular and structural biology towards biochemistry, bio-organic chemistry, and biophysics.

  The length of the study is 2.5 years (5 semesters).

  • The first year of master's study should take place in Linz and involves the study of chemistry, structural biochemistry, and biophysical chemistry.Students should find a supervisor and a topic for their master theses already in the first year of their study.
  • The second year of study focuses on structural, molecular, and systems biology and takes place in Ceske Budejovice.
  • Students spend the fifth and final semester, at the University, where they are working on their master theses.

  A fee for studying at FSc USB in a foreign language is 500 CZK (or 20 EURO), as stated in the Provision of the Dean No. 83. Za studium v cizím jazyce se na PřF JU platí poplatek 500 Kč (anebo 20 EURO) za rok, viz Opatření děkanky D83.

  The program is conducted entirely in English. Applicants from study programs other than Bachelor Biological Chemistry and other universities must provide a sufficient TOEFL score or pass an exam (see below).

  The emphasis during the study is laid on modern forms of study focused on practical instruction with the use of modern information technology. A significant portion of the study program consists of practical training, praxis in research laboratories, and involvement in research projects.

  Successful completion of the master's degree program will open the door to continuing on to doctoral studies in biochemistry, molecular biology, biophysics, or bioorganic chemistry. Graduates of the cross-border Biological Chemistry study program will receive a professional qualification at the frontier of modern chemistry and biology. This will clear the path for a wide range of employment positions at institutions undertaking basic and applied research and development, in chemical and biological laboratories, at biotechnology companies, universities, institutes of the Academy of Sciences, and private companies. Excellent knowledge of the English language will prepare graduates of this attractive discipline for involvement in international research teams or work abroad.

  Joint-degree means that the students are working on one master thesis (either at USB or JKU) and their studies will be finished by one state exam and defence (at the university, where the master thesis is done). Students receive two diplomas and one title (Mgr in Czech and the equivalent MSc in Austria).

  ENTER BOOK
  a helpful booklet on how to survive the first year in Linz, written by the first students of the study program.

   

  Admission

  Admission to the study program is based primarily on the applicant's academic credentials and his/her knowledge of biology/chemistry/biophysics and the English language. Admission is granted without regard to sex, age, religion, race, color, national origin, sexual orientation, or marital status. The master’s “Biological Chemistry” study program welcomes qualified candidates for transfer admission from accredited universities with a completed bachelor's degree in molecular and cellular biology, chemistry, biochemistry, biophysics, or related fields showing substantial knowledge of biology and chemistry comparable to graduates of our bachelor Biological Chemistry program.

  An official TOEFL level of at least B2 (SERR) will be required. The candidates without this TOEFL level will have to pass the internal English test at the Faculty of Science, University of South Bohemia (FS USB).

  A) Students who successfully graduated in the bachelor program Biological Chemistry from USB and JKU are admitted to the master's program automatically (be aware of the deadlines for application into the master study programmes - you need to apply in advance).

  B) Applicants for masters program Biological Chemistry from other programs or universities

  Applicants with sufficient background in chemistry and biology will have to pass a written exam composed of three parts:

  • Biochemistry
  • Molecular Biology
  • General, Organic, and Analytical Chemistry.

   

  Tuition fee
  According to the guidelines of the Ministry of Education of the Czech Republic, students are required to pay a tuition fee. The tuition fee reflects extra administration and operational costs connected with running the study program in a foreign language (estimated to be around 10 EUR per student). The precise amount will be declared by the dean of the Faculty of Science at the beginning of each calendar year, in accordance with the Study and Exam Guidelines of the University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice.

  Students are supported by various stipends from USB and JKU during their studies - the Dept. of Study Affairs will provide more information. Further possibilities fo stipends for students outside Austria.

   

  Requirements for successful completion of studies
  The requirements follow the Internal guidelines of the University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice. Further requirements are specified in the Internal guidelines of the Faculty of Science of the University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice. To complete the master’s study program in Biological Chemistry, four basic requirements have to be fulfilled. The student has to pass all required exams and acquire a sufficient amount of credits (≥ 150). The student is also required to defend a master's thesis and subsequently pass a final oral exam.

   

  Bachelor and Master theses

  The requirements for theses is very different at JKU and USB, especially for the bachelor thesis. please, read the information on theses writing!

   

  Contacts

  Facebook group of Biological Chemistry students

  University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice Faculty of Science Branišovská 31 CZ 370 05 České Budějovice Czech Republic	Johannes Kepler University Linz Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences Altenbergerstr. 69 A - 4040 Linz Austria
  Student Services Departments:
  Tel.: +420 387 772 249 e-mail: studijni (at) prf.jcu.cz Jindřiška Trefná jtrefna (at) prf.jcu.cz	Tel.: +43 732 2468 1312 e-mail: lss (at) jku.at
  Guarantees:
  Prof. RNDr. František Vácha, Ph.D. e-mail: vacha (at) jcu.cz Tel.: +420 387 776 224 Dr. Ján Štěrba e-mail: sterbaj (at) jcu.cz Tel.: +420 387 776 220	Univ.-Prof. Frans Mulder e-mail: frans.mulder (at) jku.at Tel.: +43 732 2468 9300 Dr. Adriana Rathner e-mail: adriana.rathner (at) jku.at
  https://uch.prf.jcu.cz	www.biologicalchemistry.jku.at

   

• Chemistry for Educationfor Secondary Schools (in Czech)

  Guarantor: doc. RNDr. Martin Kabeláč, Ph.D. Study in Czech only.
  

  Master's study programme Chemistry for Education is the final second part of studies of the future teachers at secondary schools. Students choose an adidtional approbation together with Chemistry. At FSci USB, several combinations are possible - any combination of Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Mathematics, and Informatics.

   

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Doctoral Study Programs

• Biochemistry (in Czech or in English)

  Guarantor: prof. RNDr. Ivana kutá Smatanová CSc. Study in Czech or in English possible.

  Contact: tel. 387 776 234; e-mail: kuta (at) prf.jcu.cz

  In the case of studying in English, a fee for studying at FSc USB in a foreign language is 500 CZK (or equivalent in EURO), as stated in the Provision of Dean No. 83.

  PhD study programme Biochemistry prepares highly qualified scientists in the various fields of Biochemistry, representing a multidisciplinary science comprising Chemistry, Biology, and Physics. Bioinformatics is becoming an important part of biochemical studies recently. Postgraduates are the future heads of biochemical and biotechnological laboratories in research, development, industry, and supervision. They gain knowledge in functional and structural biochemistry and practical skills in various modern methodological and instrumental approaches used in studying the structure and function of living organisms and their components on the molecular level. The various research fields covered by the research groups participating in the programme provide a broad range of topics for students' individual development depending on their interests. Students learn various biochemical disciplines, methods in bioanalytical chemistry, biophysical studies of molecules and biocomplexes, molecular mechanisms of metabolic processes in solutions, biological membranes and living organisms. The various topics will be discussed in relation to recent scientific updates in natural sciences or biomedicine. The broad knowledge of various methods and instrumentation will prepare the graduates for independent sample preparation and processing of biological material.

  Requirements: finished MSc studies in Biology, Chemistry or Biochemistry.

  Possible theses topics:

  Crystallization and protein crystallography to provide protein structure using X-Ray diffraction analysis. Detailed knowledge of protein structure is a prerequisite for understanding its function. Students perform all the steps from the preparation and isolation of the protein using molecular biological and biochemical techniques, through crystal preparation and X-Ray diffraction to structure determination and analysis.

  Contact: prof. Ivana Kutá Smatanová (kuta (at) prf.jcu.cz)

  Interaction modelling between biomolecules and complex biological systems. Students use computational methods for modelling biological systems, primarily modelling analysis of dynamic changes in these systems. Students study the relationship between proteins' structure and function using molecular modelling. Results of the theoretical approaches are verified and compared with experimental data.

  Contact: dr. Michal Kutý (kuty (at) prf.jcu.cz)

  Study of macrocomplex mechanisms and dynamics. Students will use biophysical and structural methods to study of the mechanisms of formation and function of big macrocomplex systems, such as antennae complexes of photosynthetic pigments the role of RNA in the replication of viruses and in the regulation of cellular processes, mechanisms of recombination in leukocytes and how is it can cause some types of leukaemia, mechanisms of chromatin rearrangement, and membrane complex function in bacteria.

  Contact: dr. Roman Tůma (rtuma (at) prf.jcu.cz)

  Another project will search for the relation between the experimental and computational studies on hexameric viral RNA helicase P4 from the Phi8 (Phi8P4) bacteriophage. High-resolution structures with ADP/ATP will be studied together with the analogous transitional states using X-Ray crystallography, mass spectrometry with hydrogen/deuterium exchange, single-molecule fluorescence spectroscopy and molecular dynamics (MD), ab initio MD, and QM/MM calculations.

  Contact: dr. Zdeněk Franta (zfranta (at) prf.jcu.cz), dr. Filip Dyčka (fdycka (at) prf.jcu.cz), dr. Tomáš Fessl (fessl (at) prf.jcu.cz), dr. David Řeha (reha (at) nh.cas.cz)

  Molecular mechanisms in the infection by tick-borne pathogens.
  Processes in cells of the mammalian host and the tick vector infected by tick-borne pathogens will be studied - tick-borne encephalitis virus and Lyme disease bacteria Borrelia burgdorferi sensu lato. Various methodological approaches will be used - molecular biological and biochemical techniques, mass spectrometry, next-generation sequencing (transcriptomics, genomics, epigenetics), fluorescence and electron microscopy. Protein structures will be analysed in collaboration with The Austro-Czech RERI-uasb NMR Center at JKU in Linzi (Libor Hejduk, MSc. and Prof. Norbert Müller carry out this part of the research for USB).

  Contacts: Dr. Ján Štěrba (sterbaj (at) prf.jcu.cz), Dr. Martin Selinger (selinm01 (at) prf.jcu.cz), Prof. Norbert Müller (nmuller (at) prf.jcu.cz), Dr. Ryan Rego (rrego (at) prf.jcu.cz)

  Electron microscopy (EM) and atomic force microscopy (AFM). Em will be used for the localization of the various components in the cellular ultrastructure and studies of the surface morphology of samples. 3D reconstruction of the studied objects will be used as well. Biological sample preparation techniques for electron and correlation microscopy are part of the studies as well. AFM allows detailed visualization of surfaces and analysis of elastic properties of living cells, biological membranes, proteins and their complexes, peptides, polynucleotide chains, organic polymers and molecules in both the liquid and gas phase. This type of microscopy is also used to measure forces between all the aforementioned objects down to the level of non-covalent bonds between the individual molecules.

  Contact: ing. Jana Nebesářová (nebe (at) paru.cas.cz), ing. Zdenko Gardian (zdenogardian (at) gmail.com), dr. David Kaftan (dkaftan (at) prf.jcu.cz)

  Analysis of structure and function of pigments and pigment-protein complexes from photosynthetic organisms. The effectivity of photosynthetic processes in plants, algae, and bacteria depends on the interplay of proteins, pigments, and enzymes. Students analyze the photosynthetic apparatus from the level of pigments up to the photosynthetic membrane. The individual components, as well as whole photosynthetic membranes, are studied using biochemical, biophysical methods, and bioinformatisc

  Contact: Dr. Radek Litvín (rlitvin (at) prf.jcu.cz)

  Study of ultrafast processes in molecules and proteins using femtosecond laser spectroscopy. Students study the excited states of molecules, primarily photosynthetic pigments, and solve problems related to energy transfer and/or of the charge in synthetic and natural systems, e.g., in photosynthetic proteins.
  Contact: prof. Tomáš Polívka (tpolivka (at) jcu.cz)

  Study of spectroscopic properties of molecules and proteins using single-molecule spectroscopy. This method, uniquely combining microscopy and laser spectroscopy, allows studies on the properties of individual protein complexes and, due to averaging over high numbers of molecules/proteins, reveals the specific details hidden from the standard methods.

  Contact: prof. František Vácha (vacha (at) jcu.cz)

  Study the role of lipid metabolism and the gene Impl2 in the immune response in Drosophila melanogaster. Molecular biological and biochemical methods will be used.

  Contact: dr. Adam Bajgar (BajgarAdam (at) seznam.cz)

• Doctor of Natural Sciences RNDr. - Biochemistry (in Czech)

  State rigorosum exam and thesis defence lead to a title of Doctor of Natural Sciences (rerum naturalium doctor) RNDr. in the field of Biochemistry (only in Czech, Biochemie). Contact: Prof. Ivanu Kutou Smatanovou (kuta (at) prf.jcu.cz).

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Information for students of Chemistry study programmes

• Offered BSc and Msc theses topics

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• Filling the BSc and MSc assignment form

  The Bachelor's and Master's thesis assignment protocol (docx, pdf, available in the Forms for students) must be completed and submitted no later than during the 3rd semester for Bachelor's programmes and during the 1st semester for Master's programmes. The assignment protocol should be prepared for the student by the supervisor. Students can consult the chosen supervisor in advance with the head of the department (Ján Štěrba), especially in the case of external supervisors which are not employed at FSc USB.

  The prepared protocol should be electronically signed by the supervisor and the student (instructions for a certified USB e-signature here); in the case of external supervisor also by the faculty guarantor; in the case of a thesis perfomerd at an institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences, also by the director of the institute.

  The student then sends the assignment to the secretary of the Department of Chemistry (K. Žižková - Tato e-mailová adresa je chráněna před spamboty. Pro její zobrazení musíte mít povolen Javascript.) or directly to the head of the department.

  If for some reason it is not possible to sign the assignment by a certified electronic singature, it is possible to sing it. using a simple electronic signature - see the procedure for obtaining a simple electronic signatures in PDF:

  
  
  We have prepared an aid for you to fill in the assignment protocol:

   

   

   

  We prepared some instructions for students preparing their Bachelor's and Masters theses. DO NOT forget to include the "thesis declaration" - you can find the actual version of the Faculty website (in Information for Students) and also consult your supervisor on how to prepare the thesis.

• Info on Biological Chemistry study programmes

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• FAQs for Biological Chemistry study programmes

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• Rules and recommendations for writing of Bsc. and MSc. theses

  Rules and recommendations for writing of Bsc. and MSc. theses
  The rules are mandatory for all theses to be defended at the Department of Chemistry FS USB. In the event of any of points 2 to 6 being unfulfilled the student will not be permitted to defence their thesis, i.e. the thesis will be evaluated as grade 4 (FAIL).

  Requirements_and_recommendations_for writing bachelor and master theses at the Department of Chemistry valid from the academic year 2024/2025 - currently valid newest version.

  Requirements_and_recommendations_for writing bachelor and master theses at the Department of Chemistry valid until the end of the academic year 2023/2024.

  Rules for writing bachelor and master theses at the Department of Chemistry valid until the end of the academic year 2022/2023.

  Recommendations on writing of bachelor and master theses at Department of Chemistry valid until the end of the academic year 2002/2023.

  Check the Faculty regulations and provisions of the dean and vice-dean.

  For students working on their MASTERS theses in Linz:
  even though you work in Linz, you need to fill in the Assignment of master thesis and submit it in Budweis (Study Dept.) with all the signatures - this is needed for the subsequent uploading of your finished thesis. You can do this anytime during your study, but the simplest and best will be, if you submit the assignment as soon as possible; you will not need to think about it when you are finishing.

  When you finish your thesis, you need to upload your thesis in the STAG system.

  Bachelor students and master students working in Budweis - of course, you need to submit the assignment as well. The sooner, the better. And of course, also upload your thesis into the STAG system.

• Organisation of joint master state exam in Biological Chemistry

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• Re-admission of students to cross-border study programmes

  For students of the cross-border study programmes who had their studies terminated by the University

  Based on the Dean's measure D116 - On the specification of conditions for the admission of students to the cross-border study programmes, students who had their studies terminated will be re-accepted into the study only after passing an entrance exam. This also applies to students who remain students of JKU and are re-applying to USB!

  See Study regulations.

• Information on the university e-mail set-up for finishing students

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• Note for students and supervisors in relation to thetheses topics of student from EU sanctioned countries

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• Reimbursement of financial costs for studies

  If a compulsory or compulsory elective course (under the Department of Chemistry) is taught outside České Budějovice, the student can apply for reimbursement of the costs. Please send the documents related to the study to the secretariat of the Department of Chemistry (K. Žižková - Tato e-mailová adresa je chráněna před spamboty. Pro její zobrazení musíte mít povolen Javascript. ).

• Information on the course of defences and the dresscode

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Ocenění studentů a absolventi

• Ceny rektora a ceny děkana udělené našim studentům

  Ceny rektora

  ak. rok       jméno                               program
  2015/2016 Bc. Jacqueline Ecker            Biological Chemistry
  2015/2016 Bc. Matthias Guggenberger  Biological Chemistry
  2018/2019 BSc. Paul Strasser               Biological Chemistry
  2018/2019 Bc. Nora Hagleitner             Biological Chemistry
  2018/2019 Bc. Klára Pilsová                 Chemie
  2020/2021 Bc. Kateřina Machulová       Chemie

  2022/2023 BSc. Laura Zellner               Biological CHemistry

  2023/2024 Bc. Miroslava Bromová      Biochemistry

   

  Ceny děkana za vynikající výzkumné výsledky

  ak. rok       jméno                                           obor
  2015/2016 Mgr. Helena Mondeková                  Biological Chemistry
  2015/2016 Mgr. Alexander Christoph Haindrich  Biological Chemistry
  2016/2017 Mgr. Marie Jakešová                       Biological Chemistry
  2016/2017 Mgr. Monika Litviňuková                  Biological Chemistry
  2016/2017 Mgr. Dajana Tanasic                       Biological Chemistry
  2017/2018 Mgr. Karel Hořejší                           Chemie životního prostředí
  2018/2019 Mgr. Katharina Böttinger                 Biological Chemistry
  2018/2019 Mgr. Lisa Hain, MSc                        Biological Chemistry
  2018/2019 Mgr. Klára Pilsová                           Chemie životního prostředí
  2022/2023 Bc. Klára Švihovcová                      Chemie
  2022/2023 Bc. Josef Troup                              Chemie
  2022/2023 Mgr. Anna Koutská                    Biochemie

  2023/2024 Nina Dudáková                Biological Chemistry

  2023/2024 Alfred Emiri              Biological Chemistry

  2023/2024 Ondřej Šimeček        Biological Chemistry

  2023/2024 Teresa Wagner        Biological Chemistry

  2023/2024 Bc. Miroslava Bromová     Biochemistry

  Ceny děkana za vynikající výzkumné výsledky udělené studentům, kteří vypracovali své kvalifikačřní práce na Katedře chemie

  2016/2017 Mgr. Jaroslav Ondruš Experimentální biologie
  2017/2018 Mgr. Hana Mašková Klinická biologie

   

  Ceny děkana za vynikající vědecké výsledky

  ak. rok       jméno                                   obor
  2021/2022 Mgr. Barbora Kaščáková, Ph.D. Biochemie

• Významná ocenění a úspěchy našich studentů

  2024:

  Martina Poncarová (Ph.D. student) - 2. místo, Cena prof. Sládečka, XXI. konference "Toxicita a biodegradibilita odpadů a látek významných ve vodním prostředí"

  Bc. Klára Švihovcová - místo v sekci Analytické a bioanalytické metódy v analýze zložitých vzoriek, Študentská vědecká konferencia „Chémia a technológie pre život“, Fakulta chemickej a potravinárskej technológie STU v Bratislave za práci HOW TO ACCESS ANIMALS STRESS USING HPLC-MS? Současně si odvezla finanční odměnu ve výši 200 eur.

   

  2023:

  článek studentů 2. ročníku bakalářského programu Biological Chemistry - Artemis Charouli a Filipa Jeliće.

   

  2022:

  Martina Poncarová (Ph.D. student) - 1. místo, Cena prof. Sládečka, XX. konference "Toxicita a biodegradibilita odpadů a látek významných ve vodním prostředí"

• Outstanding bachelor theses award by the head of the Department of Chemistry

  2024:

   

  Jana Adali for her thesis Correlation of absolute chlorophyll content to the photosynthesis capacity under different management regimes in two wet grassland plants Carex canescens and Phalaris 

   

  Nina Bock for her thesis Assaying the inter-cell heterogenous formation of intermediate filaments (specifically the KRT8 protein) in the development of the preimplantation mouse embryo.

   

  Francesca Botnari for her thesis Assaying the expression levels of Erk1 and Erk2 mitogen-activated-kinase, and Btbdl8 gene mRNAs in various stages of preimplantation mouse embryo development.

   

  Anja Drobnjak for her thesis Chromosomal sex determination of Fukomys mechowii.

   

  Nina Dudáková for her thesisElucidation of the function of Kap60 and Kap95 in the tRNA retrograde pathway in Trypanosoma brucei.

   

  Alfred Emiri for his thesis Elucidation of the retrograde transport of contact-dependent inhibition (CDI) toxins through bacterial SecYEG translocon complex.

   

  Václav Hinterhölz for his thesis Determination of selected boswellic acids in frankincense resin and its products by high-performance liquid

  chromatography with spectrophotometric detection.

   

  Vilja Langer for her thesis Aging-associated changes in the expression of epigenetic factors and their impact on longevity in mammals. 

   

  Natasha Machate for her thesis Researching the capacity of fungal strains to consume methane.

   

  Laura Nosková for her thesis Eating the cold air: Isolation and identification of aerobic psychrophilic diazotrophs from permafrost soil.

   

  Pavel Kožnar for his thesis Use of graphical software tools for vizualization of molecules, formulae and graphs during chemistry education at high schools and grammar schools.

   

  Bronislava Smolová for her thesis Seasonal occurrence of picocyanobacteria in water treatment plant Kutná Hora and their utilisation of phosphorus and iron.

   

  Ondřej Šimeček for his thesis Genome size stability of dried tissues of selected genera of ferns and lycophytes.

   

  Teresa Wagner for her thesis Investigation of MICOS in two life cycle stages of Trypanosoma brucei.

   

  Runa Weissengruber for her thesis How endophytic actinobacteria respond to pharmaceuticals present in soil?

   

  Niclas Zehetner for his thesis Water isotopes in dissolved organic matter: the interface of isotope hydrology and organic geochemistry. 

  2023:

  Philipp Hebesberger for his thesis Sirtuins as regulators of apoptosis induced proliferation in the eye of Drosphila melanogaster

  Moritz Keller for his thesis The secrets encoded in the draft genome of Lentzea sp. strain BCCO-61, isolated from reclaimed mining heaps

  Angela Kienberger for her thesis Detection and isolation of relapsing fever spirochete, Borrelia miyamotoi, from Ixodes ricinus collected in the Czech Republic: separation of relapsing fever and Lyme disease spirochetes by cultivation on solid medium

  Konstantin Kosenko for his thesis Combination of immunotherapy with inhibitors of glutamine metabolism

  Anna Kruglhuber for her thesis Mechanism of retrograde transport in contact-dependent inhibition (CDI) toxins through the bacterial translocon.

  Ondřej Kuchynka for his thesis Studies of expression and localization of endogenous G-protein subunits using bioluminescence imaging

  Palavinnage D. Sanchila Kumaranatunga for her thesis Towards the establishment of a curated database for the signature gene of aerobic methane oxidizing microorganisms.

  Mia Nußbaumer for her thesis Role of the serotonin receptor type 7 (5-HT7) in autoimmune disease

  Nikola Opolzerová for her thesis Možnosti fotochemické degradace sulfonamidů a antibiotik ze skupiny diaminopyrimidinů

  Solomia Pylypchuk for her thesis Molecular cloning, expression and purification of the tick salivary serpin IRS-7

  Audra Salburg for her thesis 3D SBF-SEM analysis of inner organization of unicellular protist cell.

  Klára Švihovcová for her Stanovení vybraných pohlavních a stresových hormonů savců pomocí APCI-LC/MS

  Josef Troup for his thesis Stanovení vybraných fenolů v cigaretových nedopalcích pomocí kapalinové chromatografie

  Adéla Veselá for her thesis Vývoj metody pro stanovení vybraných aromatických aminů pomocí LC/MS

  Sabrina Vranjes for her thesis Differential expression of genes in replicative (spiral) and persistent (biofilms) forms of the causative agent of human Lyme borreliosis

  Isabela Marie Vlasak for her thesis Identifying and quantifying the degradation efficiency of chitinase in Pseudomonas.

  Victoria Weijler for her thesis Biocontrol of slugs: Effects of slug parasitic nematodes and bacterial metabolites on harmful slugs.

   

   

  2022:

  Jacqueline Bittner for her thesis Validation of mitochondrial localization and essentiality of prioritized proteins assigned to the tripartite attachment complex in the protozoan parasite Trypanosoma brucei

  Miroslava Bromová for her thesis A link between structure and activity of acyclic nusleoside phosphonates, inhibitors of Trypanosoma brucei purine phosphoribosyl transferases

  Marco Halbeisen for his thesis Modelling of tick borne enecephalitis virus (TBEV) proteins and their complexes

  Vladyslav Lazebnyk for his thesis Assembly of the unique Trypanosoma brucei F1-ATP synthase

  Robin Schürz for his thesis Comparison of metabolic pathways in insect symbiotic bacteria

  2021:

  Mirjam Odermatt for her thesis Investigation of stability and dynamics of photosynthetic pigment- protein complexes using optical spectroscopy

  Laura Zellner for her thesis Preparation of antibodies to determine the association of mitoribosomal complexes with mitochondrial membrane

  2020:

  Anna-Marija Andova for her thesis Determining the subcellular compartment in which the unique cleavage of mitochondrial F1 ATPase subunit alpha happens

  Marc Ninou-Codina for his thesis Theoretical study of bacteriochlorophyll aggregates using methods of quantum chemistry and molecular mechanics

  Lena Graf for her thesis Transformation of marine protist Diplonema papillatum – characterization of selected cell lines

  Sasha Gratzl for his thesis Post-transcriptional regulation of TbIF1 in life cycle of Trypanosoma brucei

  David Hollaus for his thesis Determining the role of F0F1-ATP synthase dimers in Trypanosoma brucei mitochondrial biogenesis

  Iryna Kondrashchenko for her thesis Evaluation of different methods of glycan enrichment to their subsequent MS identification

  Amelie Klein for her thesis Phylogenetic and seasonal patterns in the microbiome of mosquito vectors

  Melissa Leibetseder for her thesis Latitudinal effect on mosquitoes microbiota

  Vanja Mirosavljević for her thesis Effect of high fat diet feeding on resistance to bacterial infection in Drosophila melanogaster

  Nora Müller for her thesis The novel kinetoplastid kinesin TbKIFx and its partner TbPH1 are associated with specific cytoskeletal structures of Trypanosoma brucei

  Sebastian Tschernuth for his thesis The role of juvenile hormone during immune reponse in Drosophila melanogaster

• Absolventi na Katedře chemie/Graduates at the Department of Chemistry

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